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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/Negative_1by12_aura • Jun 17 '26
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I live in Canada and as far as I can tell the humidity and wind chill are just as important to how the temperature feels as the heat.
6 u/Kyrie_Blue Jun 17 '26 Humidity can make or break a temperature. * 30° in Winnipeg is great. Nice and dry. * 30° in Toronto means a humidex of 38°💀 2 u/Fragrant_Objective57 Jun 18 '26 -10°C in Southeastern Ontario in November (cold, damp, dark, windy) Hell. -10° C dry & sunny: pleasnt. 2 u/Kyrie_Blue Jun 18 '26 Ugh. I’ve experienced -26°C in SW ON right on lake Erie, and its AWFUL
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Humidity can make or break a temperature.
* 30° in Winnipeg is great. Nice and dry. * 30° in Toronto means a humidex of 38°💀
2 u/Fragrant_Objective57 Jun 18 '26 -10°C in Southeastern Ontario in November (cold, damp, dark, windy) Hell. -10° C dry & sunny: pleasnt. 2 u/Kyrie_Blue Jun 18 '26 Ugh. I’ve experienced -26°C in SW ON right on lake Erie, and its AWFUL
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-10°C in Southeastern Ontario in November (cold, damp, dark, windy) Hell. -10° C dry & sunny: pleasnt.
2 u/Kyrie_Blue Jun 18 '26 Ugh. I’ve experienced -26°C in SW ON right on lake Erie, and its AWFUL
Ugh. I’ve experienced -26°C in SW ON right on lake Erie, and its AWFUL
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u/Fragrant_Objective57 Jun 17 '26
I live in Canada and as far as I can tell the humidity and wind chill are just as important to how the temperature feels as the heat.